Fancasee 3.5mm 1/8" to Speaker Wire, 2-Pack 6FT TS Mono 3.5mm Male Jack to Bare Wire Pigtail Connector Adapter Repair Audio Cable for Speaker, Trigger Cable

Used these to wire a plant speaker in a factory to a pre-amp to boost the volume. Out of ~80 speakers ONE was giving me a problem so that resolved it.

I’m connecting my analog synthesizer to a voltmeter to measure control voltages, will do the same with my sequencer. Cable works perfectly with a couple of banana plugs on the ends. Length is perfect.This is very small gauge wire, maybe 24 gauge, so be prepared and handle carefully.

It worked fine for wiring a fire alarm speaker to a computer

I needed replacement speaker cables for a Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 system, which uses the 3.5mm TS connector on the speaker side, and bare wire on the subwoofer side.These are the right format cables for that. You might want to tin the bare wire side so they don't fray over time, but if you're inserting them once and leaving them alone that's not necessary.The price is reasonable for what they are, so no complaints on value.The wires are a pretty small gauge at only 24ga each. They are also not copper (they are silver, not sure what metal that is?). For speakers, I would normally want something copper with a little more conductor, but I didn't notice anything wrong with the sound, so they seem to be enough for the power going out to the Klipsch remotes. They are also side-by-side wires, not shielded, so I wouldn't lay them on top of an electronic component if you don't want to introduce noise.I know these could be used for other purposes besides speaker cables, but that's what I used them for so that's what this review is based on. Overall, just took a star off because of how thin the wires are, but if you don't care about that it would be 5 stars.

Works great

Damaged didn't work just tossed them in the garage

Perfect replacement speaker cable for my Klipsch 2.1 speaker set. Fit is tight, and the static on my speakers went away

It seems like the wire is way too thin and probably doesn't make a connection well enough. There is a tiny silver tip of wire exposed and I'm not sure if only that part has to make the connection. It didn't work for me. So I spliced away more of the casing to expose more of the wire, but below the silver part is copper. Tried connecting again with that but it still didn't work.